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My problem is that I have pc's connected to the dsl modem that can share the Internet with pc's connected to the router but i cannot share any files between them for example pc 1 is trying to send a file to pc 4. File sharing is enabled and no firewalls are on. Can somebody help me on this?

I drew a diagram of my network

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You can't access the PC4 because of the router that is one-way traffic. this search result may help,

Can't access a computer behind a router

How to share two computers separated by a router

Situation: The client just added one wireless router in they network that makes the network as two subnet, 192.168.0.0/24 and 192.168.1.0/24.
http://www.chicagote...ehindrouter.htm
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If I set the router as DMZ (Demilitarized Zone), would that be in any way dangerous for hackers to try to get in the network easily?

Edited by fobio, 05 March 2006 - 07:54 PM.

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How many ports does the router have???

If it has 4 then try to hook them all up by lan cable.

It worked for me. If its only a 2 port and you have to use the dsl modem, then
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If I set the router as DMZ (Demilitarized Zone), would that be in any way dangerous for hackers to try to get in the network easily?

Yes.

This is how your network should be setup if you wish to Share Files. (By the way, thanks for the diagram :tazz: -- made things alot easier to understand.)
mynetworkdiagram6rt.jpg

With your current configuration, PC1 will not be able to share files with PC2, PC3 or PC4. PC2 will not be able to share files with PC1, PC3 or PC4. PC3 will be able to share files with PC4, but not PC1 or PC2. PC4 will be able to share files with PC3, but not PC1 or PC2.
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As you can see this is the blueprint of my house and the cables are connected outside my room and into another.

The reason why i don't want all the cables to be in the router is because I do not want to have to drill more holes on the wall of the room or make the existing hole larger.

thanks for all your guys help

Edited by fobio, 08 March 2006 - 11:09 PM.

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